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Conventions held every Mon ¬

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Notice of Sessions ofOcala Lodge No 851

s Benevolent and Prot-ective Order of Elks

Regular sessions on the second andfourth Tuesday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordially

t invited S A Rawls Exalted RulerI Joseph Bell Acting Secretary

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TEDDY IS ON TOP

Bulkeley of Connecticut Made the Last t

Feeble Struggle in the Brownsville-

Case

Washington May 22The finalsmashup of the Brownsville fightagainst the president came about yes-terday After Forakers surrender theother day the only insurgent left outtit as Bulkeley of Connecticut and hedeclared that whatever Foraker mightdo1 he Bulkeley was still going tokeep up the fight Yesterday he start-ed

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in His start was great but hisfinish was feeble He would up with astring of ifs The start includedmuch pyrotechnics about the disap-pointment

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of the country over iljcfaIlure to act before adjournment Thfinish was to the effect that Hlf Con ¬

gress is in session another week amH1f Senator Foraker recovers suffi ¬

ciently to attend sessions and ifSenator Lodge returns from the bedslqe of his sick sister hJ will ask for< vote on his own bill The battle isvcr As usual T R is on top

rCOLUMBIAS COMMENCEMENTW-

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We are in receipt of the first com-mencement

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nrogram Columbia Col-lege Lake City It is beautifully de-

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The Inside of the folder con-tains

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illustrations of the various build-s on the campus Following is the

programSaturday May 30th

900 a mAnnual Meeting of theTiustees

4 OOp m Exhibition ofYorkdonebj the Mission Study Class

800 p mChampion Debate CapiMilan and Erosophian Literary Soci ¬

dies-QuestionResolved That Labor

Unions are a menace to the prosperityof the country

ISunday May 31

1100 a m =Commencement Ser ¬

mon by Rev W A Hobson D DJacksonville Flai

430 p mYM C A Rally Ad¬

dresses by Distinguished Visitors7 30p m Missionary Sermon by

Rev T M Callaway Pensacola FlaMonday May 1st

1130 at m Annual Literary Ad¬

dress by Rev C E W Dobbs D D1ernandinaFla

400 p mGameson Athletic Field8 OOp mGrand Concert

STATE TROOPSr

AT THE FORTS

Six Hundred Men of the Second Regi-

ment Practicing with the Big Guns-

at the Mouth of Tampa Bay

Tampa Evening News 21st

Arriving last night on a Coast Linespecial train the members of the outoftown companies of the Second Reg-iment

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Florida State Troops soon ap-peared

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on the streets and renlindedrne of the troublesome days ten years

goTheys

mere clad in their khaki uni ¬

forms were a creditable appearingbody of men

After bivbuacing for the night onthe cars and in the armory they hadbreakfast in the Manhattan and the I

St Charles and then marched to theIndependence dock where they em-barked

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on the steamers Manatee HB Plant and General Pickering Therickering called at St Petersburg to

tpick up Company G 1In all there will be about 600 men

of the Second Regiment in the jointoxercises a

Two companies have gone to Pensa ¬

cola xto drill with the First Regiment-The First Infantry Band of Jackson-ville

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came in this morningi Ten Days at Forts

The joint exercises will occupy tenclays and are very beneficial tqthSlate troops who are strangers to thispractice incase of war-

DistributionThe following distribution of the

Itroops was ordered t

The Artillery District of TampaThe field staff and noncommission-

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staff of the Second Infantry exc-ept the field and staff officers and thebattalion sergeant major oil the ThirdBattalion i

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burg Company M Tampa-As supports Company B Lakeland

company C Orlando company FTampa and company I Key West

Detachment of Hospital Corps attached to Second Regiment-

For duty at Fort DqCotoAS company D Fort Myers

As supports company K of Daytona-and company Lof Miami

Band of the First Infantry of Jack-sonville

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LAUNCHES BUILT TO ORDER

The public is cordially invited to in-

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sm prepared to build launches of anystyle and any reasonable size and

I completely finish and equip themrendy for the water at moderatecharsr s and In the very best workman hin The worTx is fully guaran-teed

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